Workflow for NSW Veg Maps

[bi...@williamson.fm]

I have written up a method to process the NSW State Vegetation Maps into one seamless layer, using PostGIS. 

Would be interested in any feedback

https://github.com/billjwilliamson/state_veg_maps

cheers

Bill

[Juan Fernando Berrío]

This is genius Bill. Thanks for sharing.

I've used AWS but I've never used CrunchyBridgebefore.  Is it free, or does it involve some cost? 

Cheers

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[bi...@williamson.fm]

Hello Juan, 

CrunchyBridge is a paid service,  more focused than other offerings and more up to date on the latest releases of PostGIS. 

Have you worked on similar workflows?

Bill

[Juan Fernando Berrío]

I've worked with AWS to do heavy numerical processing (running scripts on data for weeks).  Fortran and python on large datasets.

I'm a hydrogeologist (also GIS+Database manager many years ago when QGIS wasn't on the map, pardon the pun), I'm not formally trained in IT.  I learn more everyday and I'm keen to learn how to use AWS for data workflows like yours.

I've used PostgreSQL / PostGIS locally but there's still plenty for me to learn about it too.  I've set it up so I can manage it from python for some particular tasks.

I should say thanks again because you didn't only do the work, you documented it really nicely.  Short and to the point, including a nice diagram.  I'm sure it will help me in the future handling groundwater data from the same NSW servers.  

J

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